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April 20, 2021
Shortcut’s closure means drivers can’t avoid Ridge Road Written by Geoffrey Plant on April 20, 2021
(Press Staff Photo by Geoffrey Plant)
James Reyes walks across Ridge Road from his home to investigate the barriers that were erected last week to prevent drivers from using Plata Road as a shortcut to avoid a major construction project. At left in the distance, two vehicles find their access blocked at the edge of the neighborhood through which Plata Road ultimately runs, and where residents have endured heavy traffic as drivers sped through their streets trying to avoid construction delays.
The sudden closure of a private road that served for the past couple of months as a shortcut around construction taking place on Ridge Road has some folks up in arms while others are breathing a sigh of relief.
Silver City students ornaments decorate White House Christmas tree Miranda Cyr, Silver City Sun-News
SILVER CITY Harrison Schmitt Elementary in Silver Consolidated Schools was chosen to represent New Mexico in the annual America Creates ornament display that invites students to make ornaments to be hung on a Christmas tree in the White House in Washington, D.C.
Twelve Harrison Schmitt students designs were selected to be sent to the nation s capital. When I saw that it might go to Washington, D.C., and the president could see and stuff, it was like really exciting, said Tatum Schertz, a third-grader and one of the students whose design was displayed at the White House.
SILVER CITY Harrison Schmitt Elementary in Silver Consolidated Schools was chosen to represent New Mexico in the annual America Creates ornament display that invites students to make ornaments to be hung on a Christmas tree in the White House in Washington, D.C.
Twelve Harrison Schmitt students designs were selected to be sent to the nation s capital. When I saw that it might go to Washington, D.C., and the president could see and stuff, it was like really exciting, said Tatum Schertz, a third-grader and one of the students whose design was displayed at the White House.
For the America Creates ornament display, decorations are submitted from 56 schools across the country to adorn the trees surrounding the National Christmas Tree, each school representing a different state or territory and D.C. itself.
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